QCP Group Profit Abu Dhabi License: Singapore-based QCP Group secures approval from ADGM and offers regulated crypto trading services in the Middle East.
Enhanced global liquidity: The dual licenses in Singapore and Abu Dhabi allow QCP to connect 24-hour regulated transactions with the East Market across Asia.
The Singapore-based Crypto Trading Firm QCP Group has been approved by regulatory authorities for operations in Abu Dhabi, and marks a key step in global expansion. The license granted by the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Financial Services Regulatory Authority allows QCP to provide spot and derivatives trading, market production and structured products to professional investors.
With this approval, QCP currently holds licenses in both Singapore and Abu Dhabi. The company's founder, Darius Sit, says the dual setup will allow it to connect liquidity between Asia and the Middle East, while also providing clients with a 24-hour regulated transaction guarantee.
Why Abu Dhabi is important for global crypto regulations
In recent years, Abu Dhabi has been pushing hard to attract digital asset companies. That regulator was one of the first to introduce a full legal framework for virtual assets in 2018. Since then, the Emirate has established itself as a global destination for exchange, custodian and token projects by providing clear rules and tax-friendly policies.
Large investments also highlight their ambitions. Earlier this year, Abu Dhabi's MGX Fund committed $2 billion to vinance, indicating its intention to compete with other major financial centres. For many businesses, the city location offers natural bridges to markets in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
QCP Group strengthens liquidity between Asia and the Middle East
Getting a license in Abu Dhabi is not easy. Companies must pass strict compliance checks, pay high fees, and meet strict governance and cybersecurity standards. Business plans and anti-money laundering policies will be reviewed in detail before approval is obtained.
By completing this process, QCP not only expands its global footprint, but also strengthens its position with institutional investors. For clients, the license indicates that the company is committed to working within a regulated environment. This is prioritized in today's market.
Building towards a regulated future in crypto trading
Arvind Ramamurthy, ADGM's Chief Market Development Director, welcomes the arrival of QCP and focuses on compliance and innovation, fits the Emirate's long-term vision for digital assets. The move will add QCP to the growth list of companies that view Abu Dhabi as a safe and strategic hub for growth.
As global regulators step up their surveillance of the crypto market, the balance between Abu Dhabi's progressive rules and institutional reliability could become a key destination for businesses seeking to grow responsibly. In the case of QCP, this license plays a major role in opening the door to new clients, strengthening partnerships, and shaping the future of regulated crypto transactions.
